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Ephesians 4:15 (NIV) - "Instead, speaking the truth in love, we will in all things grow up into him who is the Head, that is, Christ."

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Call Johnny Fever! 11-17-08 09:39pm EST

Cincinnati just got a new (digital) TV station. The call letters? Oh, they're quite famous!

http://www.wkrp.tv/

And yes, I work near most of the famous landmarks in the famous TV show. :-)

prov3110

Awesome!

 
sobern90

I guess that is cool. hehehehehe

 
sobern90


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Worst Weekend Ever 09-18-08 06:34pm EST

Ohio State gets beat. The Bengals get beat. Lehman Brothers files for bankruptcy. Merrill Lynch gets bought out by BoA. AIG gets bailed out by the federal government. (Well, that part didn't happen until later this week.) Richard Wright from Pink Floyd passes away. What a crummy weekend! But what will make it in my "top 5" of all time will be the following.

On Sunday afternoon, the remnants of hurricane Ike and a cold front merge over the Ohio Valley and cause a once-in-one hundred year windstorm with sustained winds of 30-40 mph with gusts over 75! Leaves, branches, and limbs of all sizes were down everywhere. I tried to help clean some of them off the parking lot at church before we had small groups that evening, but the wind was so strong, it stung my skin with the debris! Of course, power went out and went out hard! 90% of the 800,000 electrical customers in the Cincinnati metro area lost power during the storm. And four days later, I finally got power back! (As of this time, there are less than 165,000 out.) It was an interesting experience. Fortunately the weather was cool at night. I had to carry my main flashlight and laptop to work so I could get on the internet and keep things charged up. There was a run on gas, but I only had to wait a few minutes to fill up. A family from church invited me over to help them consume the rest of their food that would have spoiled the next day. But overall, I'm glad it's over and I'm looking forward to a normal weekend.

Back to rebooting my house...

waterguy

Sorry to hear about all the weather. We just recieved the rain from Ike about 10 inches I think in Chicago.

 
sobern90

Well we, out in Arizona, recieved nothing from Ike so don't feel bad.

 
sobern90

;)

 
basementmemoirs

it was a crazy week- weekend. it's been a good reminder that the only thing guaranteed in life is change and the unexpected. I think all of the financial stuff in the news has been buggin me more than the power outage. But I wasn't w/out power for as long as you either.

 
arsenal

South FL has dodged a couple of hurricanes. That is our fault. Before our house was hurricane proofed we got hit twice. Now that we are all set up, they miss us.

 
prov3110

I don't know ... I think you'd make a cute Sarah Palin ... :P

 
prov3110

I don't understand your question. Are you asking me "what sense" in regards to the phrase "fellowshiping spiritually" or in regards to "not teaching the Truth"?

 
prov3110

stupid markdown ...

By Christian I mean those baptized for the remission of their sins. By "spiritual fellowship" I mean worship, encouraging vain worship, encouraging and promoting doctrine that is contrary to the Scripture.

I am not talking about social fellowship - wherein family members and/or friends/acquaintances may get together on a purely social basis. I don't have a problem with that.

I won't give any more details than that. Why do you want to know?

 
prov3110

Already answered.

 
sobern90

But did youo go vote for TAX?

 
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Explaining a Tragedy 07-27-08 06:46pm EST

The church shooting in Knoxville, Tennessee today is truly tragic. How does the world view of the Unitarian Universalists explain it?

llamalluv

It doesn't. What that man did was not influenced by the UU church. It's simply one person who lacks respect for life and the rights of others to live their lives. Which is pretty much the opposite of UU beliefs.

And I think that he's a scum bag (well, that's the nicest term I can think of) and deserves to burn for shooting at CHILDREN.

 
xray342

Still, how can one ultimately respect life and the life of others if they don't have any objective truth? "Respect" and "life" may not necessarily mean the same things as we understand them in the Christian world view.

 
prov3110

You met her at my wedding. She was in the wheelchair.

 
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Drought 06-24-08 06:25pm EST

I haven't written a lot lately. Work has been demanding a lot of my time, plus I keep getting sidetracked by house projects. I guess I'm in a writing drought, at least when it comes to writing things for public display. :-)

sobern90

Oh

 
waterguy

we all get that sometimes. I know what you mean about work though. I think I have been at work more lately than I have been at home.

 
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Sci-Fi Goes Worldly 04-08-08 05:26pm EST

I've been a fan of the British television science fiction series of Doctor Who for a few years now, both the classic and current versions. However, this article about the new series creator broke my heart. I was disappointed with the open bisexual behavior of the Captain Jack character, but radical militant atheist Richard Dawkins takes the cake. I don't think I can support the new series anymore. I'd with they just focus on the Doctor saving the universe, jumping through time and space and alternate dimensions instead of pandering to the culture. There are many other ways to develop the characters of the show.

Fortunately I serve the Lord of time, not a time lord. And maybe this is all just a Dalek plot. :-)

basementmemoirs

for those who aren't fans of Richard Dawkins- I heard Ben Stein gets the normally confident speaking Dawkins, flustered in his new movie Expelled.

 
basementmemoirs

for someone who's so adamant and biased to disprove God, it seems to go completely against what science is about. I heard Dawkins on NPR once. He was so opinionated and headstrong. He didn't even reference any science when he was talking about his book, The God Delusion.

 
deputyheadmistress

(found my way here from Heather's blog)- I used to like Dr. Who. I saw Expelled- and Richard Dawkins was unintentionally hilarious. Recommended (Expelled, not being unintentionally hilarious).

 
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